دانلود کتاب The Political Philosophy of AI: An Introduction

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Title Page
Copyright Page
Acknowledgments
1 Introduction
Rationale, aims, and approach of this book
Structure of the book and overview of its chapters
2 Freedom: Manipulation by AI and Robot Slavery
Introduction: Historical declarations of liberty and contemporary slavery
AI, surveillance, and law enforcement: Taking away negative freedom
AI and the steering of human behavior: Circumventing human autonomy
Threats to self-realization and emancipation: Exploitation by means of AI and the problem with robot slaves
Who decides about AI? Freedom as participation, AI in elections, and freedom of speech
Other politically relevant notions of freedom and other values
3 Equality and Justice: Bias and Discrimination by AI
Introduction: Bias and discrimination as a focus for raising problems concerning equality and justice
Why is bias wrong (1)? Equality and justice in standard anglophone liberal political philosophy
Why is bias wrong (2)? Class and identity theories as criticisms of universalist liberal thinking
Conclusion: AI is not politically neutral
4 Democracy: Echo Chambers and Machine Totalitarianism
Introduction: AI as a threat to democracy
AI as a threat to democracy, knowledge, deliberation, and politics itself
Starting with Plato: Democracy, knowledge, and expertise
Beyond majority rule and representation
Deliberative and participatory democracy versus agonistic and radical democracy
Information bubbles, echo chambers, and populism
More problems: Manipulation, replacement, accountability, and power
AI and the origins of totalitarianism: Lessons from Arendt
AI and totalitarianism
Arendt on the origins of totalitarianism and the banality of evil
5 Power: Surveillance and (Self-)Disciplining by Data
Introduction: Power as a topic in political philosophy
Power and AI: Towards a general conceptual framework
Marxism: AI as a tool for technocapitalism
Foucault: How AI subjects us and makes us into subjects
Disciplining and surveillance
Knowledge, power, and the making and shaping of subjects and selves
Technoperformances, power, and AI
Conclusion and remaining questions
6 What about Non-Humans? Environmental Politics and Posthumanism
Introduction: Beyond a human-centered politics of AI and robotics
Not only humans count, politically: The political status of animals and (non-human) nature
Implications for the politics of AI and robotics
The political significance of the impact of AI on non-humans and natural environments
Political status for AI itself?
7 Conclusion: Political Technologies
What I have done in this book and what we can conclude
What needs to be done next: The question regarding political technologies
References
Index
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